Makana 360 Daily Report – September 15, 2025
📌 U.S. Demands Iran Scrap Uranium Enrichment — U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright told the IAEA that Iran’s uranium enrichment program must be dismantled entirely to prevent nuclear weapons capability. His remarks followed U.S. and Israeli strikes, with reports that Iran holds over 440 kg enriched to 60%. Europe warned of renewed sanctions, while Tehran insists its program is peaceful. The stance raises pressure but risks deeper confrontation.
📌 U.S. Won’t Tariff China Over Russian Oil Unless Europe Acts — Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Washington will not impose tariffs on China for buying Russian oil unless Europe does the same, urging coordinated action. He cited progress from sanctions on India and suggested tougher measures against Russian entities and frozen assets could follow. The delay, however, may slow global efforts to curb Moscow’s revenues.
📌 GSK Commits $30B U.S. Investment Amid U.K. Pharma Struggles — British drugmaker GSK announced a $30 billion investment in U.S. research and manufacturing, including a $1.2B factory in Pennsylvania and AI tools. The decision comes as U.K. pharmaceutical investment declines, with major projects canceled. PM Keir Starmer praised the deal as strengthening U.S.-UK ties, but concerns grow over Britain’s waning competitiveness.
📌 Duplantis Breaks 14th World Record in Pole Vault — Sweden’s Mondo Duplantis claimed gold at the World Athletics Championships and set his 14th world record in pole vault. The feat generated more than 3M mentions and engagements globally, cementing his dominance in the sport.
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